Pilot, co-pilot, doctor killed in Philadelphia aircraft accident

The pilot and co-pilot of the Doomed Medical Transport Flight that crashed in a Northeast Philadelphia neighborhood, and a doctor has been identified on the board.

Pilot Alan Montoya and co-pilot Jesus Juarez Liajet were under control of 55, as they had blowing a young girl, who had just got “life-saving care” from Philadelphia Hospital, and her mother had got home for the house for Mexico According to the outlet, Millennio.

Juarez shared a now-Hanting photo on social media a few hours before the deadly accident. “Now if I went home at one place …”, he wrote in a Facebook post, which featured an airplane and the framed image. Call a letter to the Northeast Philadelphia Airport.

According to Mexican Emergency Service X Medica ambulance, Dr. on board. Raul Meja was also.

“Dr. Raul Meja Air Ambulance XA-ACI was part of another company part of the crew where (that) also offers his professional services,” the group said, the group said, it as the head of its newborn science Recognizing in

The Mexican Emergency Service said that Meja had studied medicine at the National Autonomous University of Mexico and graduated as a pediatrician and a newborn person as the National Institute of Pediatrics.

XE Medica Ambulancia said.

Maxico-based Jet Rescue Air Ambulance-owned Medwack Jet, according to Flatordradrader 24 data, flew from Northeast Pharmachal Airport at 6:06 am for a stop at Springfield-Branson National Airport in Missouri.

The aircraft, which was scheduled to stay in Missouri before Tijuana’s last destination, collapsed in the ground near Cottman Avenue and the flames exploded after a minute after the takeof Scattered hunks of metal and debris were sent to the residential area.

All six people aboard the aircraft, including a paramedic, were killed in an accident. Officials confirmed Saturday, at least one person was also killed on the ground. At least 19 people were hurt on the ground.

Mexican President Claudia Shinbam confirmed that six people were Mexican citizens.

Neither the city officials nor the jet rescue have confirmed the names of any of the names killed in the publicly accident.